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At 100, Route 66 tells ‘the American story’ — the good and the bad
America’s most famous road hasn’t officially existed for more than 40 years, but millions of people worldwide continue to flock to Route 66 and soak up its mythology.
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6 stories for Phoenix renters this week (Oct. 21)
It takes a lot of time to stay on top of the news, so here’s a quick roundup of stories about renting and living in Phoenix.
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Quick roundup: 4 engaging Phoenix neighborhood events (Oct. 21)
Looking to meet new people and build community? Start with these Phoenix neighborhood events this month.
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Jay Feely has AI industry backing. Now a $750K campaign wants him out
Guardrails Alliance is targeting the Republican nominee over his pro-data center platform and $600,000 in support from an AI industry super PAC.
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28 fun Arizona events to check out this weekend (Oct. 23-25)
Here are some of the biggest Arizona events this weekend, from Dia de los Muertos celebrations to a hot air balloon festival.
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‘Quite frankly being tricked’: Arizona educators fear Prop 320 could mean fewer nurses, counselors in schools
A teacher, a school counselor, and the head of Arizona’s school nurses group say Prop 320 would cut the staff who keep students in class, and might even shrink teacher pay.
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5 haunted places in Arizona that you don’t want to visit alone
From the site of one of America’s most infamous cowboy battles to the “Wickedest Town in the West,” these haunted experiences help tell the stories of some of our spirits—that may still be around.
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I thrifted my way through Phoenix. Start with these 5 shops
If you’re looking for a specific item—from antique watches to a cool vintage shirt—there are Phoenix thrift shops where you can find exactly what you’re looking for.
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In Arizona’s tossup 6th District, Trump’s deportation surge is on the ballot
JoAnna Mendoza, a 20-year veteran, is pitching a strong border along with ICE accountability in Arizona’s 6th Congressional District.
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How one man keeps Phoenix history alive with old signs
Phoenix lacks an official venue to display vintage signs—but one man has been filling that gap for drivers whizzing by on Interstate 17.
